Picnic : A Food + Wine Boutique

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6801 Greenwood Ave. N. Seattle, WA 98103

206-453-5867

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Cuisine(s): American, Contemporary, Sandwiches

Hours: Sun 12pm-5pm, Wed-Sat 11am-7pm

Price: $, $$

Payment Types: MasterCard, Visa
Attire: Casual

Features: Kid Friendly, Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible

Serving: Dinner, Lunch

Alcohol: Beer/Wine
Reservations: Accepted, Not Necessary

Parking: Street

Description

A charming wine and gourmet-products shop with local cheeses, jarred goods (such as Renee Erickson's pickles), and porktastic house-made rillettes. If you eat in, pass over the cold-case salads in favor of sandwiches like the housemade corned beef on rye.

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By Laura Cassidy | Wed, September 08, 2004

"REMEMBER," SAID GUEST AUCTIONEER Mardi Newman, "the more you spend on wine, the better it tastes," and while that sentiment certainly flies in the face of just about everything I believe in, just a few hours before, I had been sipping champagne i... More »
The Rest of Us

By Roger Downey | Wed, August 25, 2004

This weekend, leadership of the Washington Wine Commission (WWC) passes from Steve Burns to Jane Baxter Lynn. Burns is passing on a well-oiled machine, a promotional powerhouse that accomplishes far more than its small staff and $1.5 million annua... More »
Sips

By Roger Downey | Wed, August 08, 2001

Back in 1987, the newborn Washington Wine Commission announced a black-tie auction of Northwest wines to raise money for charity and to celebrate their growing industry. The celebration turned out to be premature; the event was canceled due to lac... More »

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Picnic : A Food + Wine Boutique

6801 Greenwood Ave. N. Seattle, WA 98103

206-453-5867

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By Laura Cassidy | Wed, September 08, 2004

By Roger Downey | Wed, August 25, 2004

By Roger Downey | Wed, August 08, 2001